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I think.... I went in focusing on that and got invested in everything else. But that doesn't tell the whole story. What can be expensed is changing and the very real hell on health care this is is going to be a cost nightmare for small business.
Remind me what the deduction was? So where we ended up is taking 20% off the top of your company’s net income then tax rest at your personal rate?
It was pretty much a wash for me by losing $10,000 in deductions. $18k itemized +$16k exemptions moves to $24k standard deduction. Where I benefit is the $2000 * 2 child tax credit. That isn't phased out until $400k AGI. Currently I lose most of the $1k per credit because of income phaseouts. I'm assuming the rates and cutoffs stayed the same as the Senate version in the analysis above. Anyone know if they changed except for the giveaway at the top?
It’s always cool to be called a liar by someone with one warning point left. Do you need a copy of my license?
I ran numbers on the House and Senate plans individually. I have not had time to do it on the reconciled bill.
Your body of work here gives some rather strong clues as to your level of education. HTH.
One of the mods said it right before the last time he got a timeout for calling everyone that backs the President ignorant.
Maryland will be hard hit as well. I'm sure there are other states / localities in that bucket.
You can't get through a single conversation without insulting people. Hilarious and sad.
This is late cycle, most economists agree on that. Maybe we get one or two banner years in 2018 & 2019, but this cycle doesn’t have another 5 years to it.
good one, GOP).
Data? Obviously not. Opinion? There’s a lot of it. Here’s Ben Stein from Fox Business:
Wait, I thought you said this tax bill passing was great for Democrats. If Democrats take control of the House next year you won't be celebrating?
I won’t be displeased by that outcome, for several reasons. But if it’s a result of a lot of people suffering it won’t be worth it (though in truth most of the suffering will be long term and we won’t see much of it in 2018.)
No chance the public hates this bill more than Obamacare. That was a turd and it is dying a slow death.
Both of your assertions are factually wrong:
Great article. We really do have a bunch of morons at the reins of our economy.
Mainly because Trump and his minions are holding it underwater trying to drown it
I believe the support for the tax bill is around 25-26%. Support for Obamacare is about twice that.
The exit polling for the Alabama election shows that 1 in 5 voters were there to vote against Trump.
about the all the news outlets? 
